Tata Play adds it’s third Made-In-India satellite to its fleet, bolsters partnership with Department of Space
(L to R) Harit Nagpal, Tata Play MD & CEO; Apurva Chandra, Secretary MIB; Radhakrishnan Durairaj, Chariman & MD NSIL Chennai, August, : Tata Play (formerly known as Tata Sky) collaborated with NSIL (NewSpace India Limited) and launched GSAT-24 satellite in June 2022, aligned to the Government’s Make in India vision. Tata Play will commence the use of this satellite, now in its orbital position, starting today . The increased bandwidth will enable Tata Play to provide its users with an even sharper picture and sound quality, and an ability to carry 50% more channels while becoming the largest satellite bandwidth provider among all DTH platforms. The inauguration ceremony was held at Tata Play’s Broadcast Centre in Chhatarpur, New Delhi. On the occasion, Shri. Apurva Chandra, Secretary Ministry of Information & Broadcasting, expressed his happiness and said, “Congratulations to DoS and Tata Play for successfully com...